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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2021 · 5 MIN

Managed Services vs. Professional Services

from Listen. Learn. Lead · host Ernest Martinez

Working with a managed service provider gives you access to a wide range of skills, whether they are certified professionals or not. These skills are acquired through partnerships with the provider of managed services or professional services, rather than building and maintaining a dedicated team. Professional services are best when you need a professional specialist to adopt, implement and adapt a specific solution to a specific problem, such as a new system or an upgrade to an old system. Even if you only need support on a project, event, problem, or whatever, professional service can be exactly what you need. When signing a service contract, it is important to take into account the technical differences between managed services and outsourcing. Managed IT services and professional service providers can help you focus on what is most important to your business. Managed services can provide in-house IT support at a fraction of the price, and in many cases, the cost of managed services is lower than hiring a full-time employee. By listening to this guide, you can make an informed decision about what services you should adopt.

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